Inseparable throughout the Super Retro Rallycross Championship in 2025, it was once again Charlie French (Ford Escort) and Alan Crockett (Opel Kadett) who battled at the head of the Super Retro division through the weekend at Lydden Hill, French ultimately prevailing to defend his category crown.
David Kane (Speedcar Wonder) doubled-up at Lydden Hill in the final weekend of the first-ever Motorsport UK Cross Car Championship to continue a run of five successive wins, but another consistent performance from Max Weatherly (LifeLive TN11) was enough for the former Swift Sport title-winner to seal the crown.
Having never finished lower than second through the Motorsport UK Junior Rallycross Championship season leading up to the show-down at Lydden Hill, Teddie Macpherson entered the Lydden Hill weekend with the points lead and sealed the deal on Sunday afternoon to join a growing list of young stars to have claimed the crown.
In front of a sell-out crowd at the annual fireworks rallycross weekend, Irishman Derek Tohill claimed a second career Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy title at Lydden Hill [November 8-9].
Former Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy title-winners Derek Tohill and Patrick O’Donovan enter the final rounds of the campaign at the Lydden Hill finale this weekend locked in battle for the 2025 crown [November 8-9], with a huge crowd expected for the annual fireworks event.
French star Andrea Dubourg will make his Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy debut at the Lydden Hill fireworks finale this weekend driving a DA Racing Peugeot 208 WRX [November 8-9].
Former Dutch Autocross Champion Tom van den Heuvel will make his Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy debut next weekend at the Lydden Hill fireworks season-finale [November 8-9] driving a Marklund Motorsport-built Volkswagen Polo Supercar.
Former RX150 event-winner Sam Clennell will make his Supercar debut in the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy season-finale at Lydden Hill next weekend [November 8-9].
Reigning Super Retro Rallycross Champion Charlie French entered the sixth round of the 2025 campaign on the back of three straight wins at Pembrey and Lydden Hill, and continued his run of form by claiming victory after a series of close battles with title-rival Alan Crockett at Mondello Park [October 4-5].
Former champions Ollie O’Donovan and Derek Tohill scored a Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy victory each as Mondello Park delivered a weekend of intense pace [October 4-5] and Tohill left as the championship leader.
